Blues City Deli

Hopped off the plane this morning and was craving a sandwich, and thankfully I stumbled upon this gem. Super relaxed vibe with some amazing blues/jazz memorabilia lining the walls. They’ve got some good music to match the energy as well. Their service was exceptional and genuinely friendly. And the food made me leave no crumbs. Fresh, quality ingredients. The bread was soft with a flaky crust and the toppings simply stole the show. A combo (chips and a drink) was an extra $5, which is kinda high in my opinion, but it allowed me to try some new chips I’d never heard of. Based on this visit, I’d definitely come back to try more sandwiches. The ratings don’t lie, nor does the line to the door 10min after opening. This place is good.

Stopped in here today and had some lunch. I got Mike's roast beef sandwich. It was an excellent choice. Lots of meat and lettuce and tomato with a spicy sauce on a bun. If I lived here in this area I could see myself going here on a Saturday and getting sandwiches and then going home to watch some college football. They were playing some old blues and jazz(some of my.favorites). They were very friendly and courteous at the counter and they hand delivered the sandwiches to us at our table outside. Definitely a place to visit and in a good spot in town. Go check them out.

First time at this legend and I wasn’t disappointed. I ordered the Old School, house smoked pastrami and Swiss with dusseldorf mustard on sourdough bread. My sandwich was packed with pastrami and it was delicious and filling. The line ran 40 feet out their front door when we arrived but it moves quickly. Luckily an inside table opened up after we ordered. Very friendly staff. Only street parking available. Highly recommend.